Guo Moruo (1892 -1978) - Revision history

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Childhood

Root at 11:47, 23 October 2012

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Dekeo at 19:57, 12 October 2012

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Reddragon at 06:45, 10 October 2012

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Reddragon: /* Childhood */

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Childhood

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 The son of a wealthy merchant, Guo had five older siblings three of which died before he was born, his mother had another three after him giving her a total of six living brothers and sisters (two older four younger). Guo was born with the name Guo Kaizhen but was called Guo Wenbao ('Cultivated Leopard')during his childhood and Guo Moruo from his teens to his old age.
 Due to his parents rural location the young children could not travel the long distance to school. Guo's parent hired a private tutor and they were taught many classical Chinese works. With a focus on Confucian morals. When in the fall of 1903 a number of public schools were established in Sichuan's capital, Chengdu, the Guo children started going there to study.
 At the age of ten his parents had already arranged his first marriage. Regretfully the young girl died when Guo was fourteen.
 After passing competitive examinations, in early 1906 Guo Moruo started attending the new upper-level primary school in Jiading. It was a boarding school located in a former Buddhist temple and the boy lived on premises. He went on to a middle school in 1907, acquiring by this time the reputation of an academically gifted student but a troublemaker. Guo Moruo early manifested a stormy, unbridled temperament.  His peers respected him and often elected him a delegate to represent their interests in front of the school administration. Often spearheading student-faculty conflicts, he was expelled and reinstated a few times, and finally expelled permanently in October 1909.
 Guo was glad to be expelled, as he could now live ninety miles away attending a new school in Chengdu.
 One major reason behind his rebellion, of course was that he had been influenced by modern western concepts of love, romance, and individuality and could hardly sacrifice himself completely for lijiao norms.

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-== Childhood == I enjoyed your presentation and I thought it was well prepared. Reddragon
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 The son of a wealthy merchant, Guo had five older siblings three of which died before he was born, his mother had another three after him giving her a total of six living brothers and sisters (two older four younger). Guo was born with the name Guo Kaizhen but was called Guo Wenbao ('Cultivated Leopard')during his childhood and Guo Moruo from his teens to his old age.

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 The son of a wealthy merchant, Guo had five older siblings three of which died before he was born, his mother had another three after him giving her a total of six living brothers and sisters (two older four younger). Guo was born with the name Guo Kaizhen but was called Guo Wenbao ('Cultivated Leopard')during his childhood and Guo Moruo from his teens to his old age.

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+== Childhood == I enjoyed your presentation and I thought it was well prepared
 The son of a wealthy merchant, Guo had five older siblings three of which died before he was born, his mother had another three after him giving her a total of six living brothers and sisters (two older four younger). Guo was born with the name Guo Kaizhen but was called Guo Wenbao ('Cultivated Leopard')during his childhood and Guo Moruo from his teens to his old age.
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 In both of my sources there is literally one line designated to the "Creation Society" which he founded, what did it do? What was it for? Why is there so little about this seemingly important society.
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 == Legacy ==

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	Xiaoming Chen. ''From the May Fourth Movement to Communist Revolution'' Albany:State University of New York Press,2007.		Xiaoming Chen. ''From the May Fourth Movement to Communist Revolution'' Albany:State University of New York Press,2007.
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